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| My first Iced Finger |
I've tried Mary Berry's roulade and had a reasonable success with it but it's too easy to make huge cake and then feel you have to eat it all. Not great for the old waistline. And with two hungry, sweet-toothed girls I was looking for something a wee bit different.
Step up to the oven Paul Hollywood and your iced fingers. More bread than cake (ok the cream and jam and icing besides). Sounds easy on the BBC website. Let's give it a go.
And it was easy. Thankfully I had had the heating on and they got two good rises.
My daughters thought they were wonderful but they were absolutely huge.
I think next time I will make them into little round buns rather than huge fingers. As Toots exclaimed "They are fingers from a giant".
Teat time treats indeed....
Thanks to Lavender and Lovage and What Kate Baked for suggesting Tea time treats as a January baking challenge.
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Fantastic! I soooo want to make these, but am still eating Christmas baking and should really be eating NO cake or bun at all!
ReplyDeleteOhhh, these are right up the top of my 'to-bake' list...I loved them as a child! Thank you ever so much for entering Tea Time Treats- yours look v v professional and absolutely delicious!
ReplyDeleteWhat a GREAT entry thanks Karen, I did see them before, but left my comments until now, I am just writing up the round up and am visiting ALL the tea time treats entries! These are MINE, I think you'll find! Karen
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